Saturday, 11 January 2025

One Poem by Denise Commins







Kerkyra  

After Edward Thomas 

Yes. I remember Greek coffee 

on the tiny patio at Theodore’s place  

Prickly pear, Oleander yellow, toxic. 

Tumbling Bougainvilla on the cliff face 

 

Dew on rusty railings, cicadas chirping from afar 

Old Giovanna sweeping in her flowery housecoat 

Blue sky following an overnight thunderstorm 

The red domed church bells pealing note after note. 

 

Two brown skylarks sing and soar 

Early morning haze, humidity high 

     Kalimera, Corfu, Kalimera 

 bluebottles drone, mosquitoes sigh


Denise Commins writes poetry for a hobby. She resides in Galway Ireland.

 

          

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